[MARKET UPDATE] Crude futures fall to fresh session lows, equities and bonds see positive ticks, USD sees downside, amid remarks from Israel PM Netanyahu

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Israel PM Netanyahu's remarks have shifted market sentiment, driving crude futures down while equities and bonds experience positive movements. This could indicate a reallocation of risk assets amid geopolitical tensions, suggesting traders may be seeking safety in equities and bonds, with the USD also showing weakness as a result.

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